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Coles thanks Manji for smooth transition away from single-use bags

Tari JeffersManjimup-Bridgetown Times
Coles store manager Tom McMillan and team member Lucy Nolan remind people to use reusable options to single-use plastic bags now that the ban is in effect.
Camera IconColes store manager Tom McMillan and team member Lucy Nolan remind people to use reusable options to single-use plastic bags now that the ban is in effect. Credit: Tari Jeffers / Manjimup-Bridgetown Times

The Manjimup Coles team has thanked and congratulated its customers on the smooth transition away from the single-use plastic bags.

Coles’ ban on single-use plastic bags came into effect on July 1 and store manager Tom McMillan said the transition had been “going well”.

“More of our customers were organised and had pre-bought bags,” Mr McMillan said.

“The free bag giveaway we had this week helped too.”

Only minor changes had happened in store to accommodate the move to reusable bags, including changing the bag holders.

“The customers have been receiving it well,” he said.

WA has now joined South Australia, Tasmania, the Northern Territory and the Australian Capital Territory in having a single-use plastic bag ban.

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